Perfect backpack for my creator needs - love the options and easy use

All together this is an excellent backpack. I got this bag to replace the Pgytech Onemo 2. The Onemo 2 is a good bag but the water bottle pocket was so small it really couldn't fit any bottle bigger than 20oz. Also it didn't have many outside little accessory pockets which made you have to go inside the main compartment for everything. The Onepro Ultralight fixed the water bottle problem. The pockets are big enough to fit the standard Nalgene size bottle, and having the zipper pocket on top, the quick access to the front expansion which has to mesh pockets inside, and having a larger zipper pocket inside the side access gives you enough separate pockets to store little items. It is made very well and I like the rougher shoulder strap materials over the Onemo 2. It is one of the most comfortable backpacks I have worn. The waist strap is small, but it does do the job. They could have made it a little larger to help support a fully weighted bag, but it works. The cube that comes with it very well made, but I wish there was a large configuration that would take up the entire back opening. It only can made into a small and medium size. If it could be made in a large size, then I could fit the 150-600mm lens with the camera attached. I am able to build up the dividers to accommodate that setup, but it's not ideal. Other than nitpicking little things about the bag, the cube not having a large configuration is the only real big gripe.

Great Product

Me encanta!!! Me gust�� mucho el dise?o y la calidad, tiene muy buena resistencia. Los materiales y acabados Me fascinan. El tama?o es un poco justo tomando en cuenta que tengo que llevar el equipo desarmado un cuerpo de c��mara y un objetivo 70-200mm no logre hacer que entrar�� armado. Pero logro llevar con el armado al interior un cuerpo de c��mara, una bater��a v Mountain, con el 70-200 mm y el objetivo 24-70 mm y algunos otros gadgets.

At first, I thought the PGYTECH OnePro Ultralight Camera Backpack was just another gear geek-oriented camera bag, but after feeling the materials and customizing the bag configuration for my needs, I was impressed. It has almost all the major features needed for a great hiking and photography hybrid backpack solution. The 30L model boasts a flexible and expandable design, offering both roll-top and full-back-panel openings for easy access to its contents. It comes with customizable dividers specifically for camera bodies and lenses. The panels are removable and transform the back into a more conventional hiking backpack. There is a separate compartment for a 16-inch laptop and tablet on the zippered back opening and a hidden pocket for an AirTag tracker. Additionally on the inside, you'll find several mesh pockets and pockets with slider-indicators to use with camera batteries. On the outside of the bag there are tie down points and some external webbing for MOLLE attachments on the left side shoulder strap, and a generously sized mesh fabric phone/radio pocket on the right shoulder strap. For comfort and support, it features an AceFrame suspension system which has an aluminum frame and a ventilated fabric back panel, enhancing airflow and weight distribution. The padded shoulder straps are designed to handle heavy loads comfortably and are adjustable for different body sizes.. Quick access and storage are facilitated by a side-access panel for rapid camera retrieval, along with a large stretchy side pocket for a water bottle or tripod, and multiple small pockets for accessories. The bag is constructed from high-strength nylon and waterproof TPU-coated materials, ensuring durability and protection against the elements. The only thing that would cause me to reconsider is that the waist belt may not be comfortable for those with wide hips, but I personally didn't have this problem.

I purchased this camera bag and the only reason I returned it was too small to fit a 600mm. Dont get me wrong, it's a great backpack, good quality and very comfortable, but too small for me. I highly recommend for hiking with a regular lenses.

OnePro Ultralight Backpack

This pack has a great set of features and it comes in a swoon-worthy purple color. Sadly, I had to return it. I am a small-framed woman and I just couldn't get it to fit, even with everything adjusted as small as the various straps would go. Giving it four stars for that reason.

I've been searching for a long time for a backpack that would be suitable for both mountaineering and city breaks. I've ordered and returned everything I could think of. Shimoda, Peak Design, Tenba, LowePro, and many others. Many backpacks had great features, but there was always something wrong. And finally, this backpack combines all the advantages of different brands. And finally, THIS backpack COMBINED all the advantages of other brands into the perfect backpack. I bought the 20-liter version. But I think I'll buy the 30-liter one as well.

Se siente la calidad, es realmente liviana para su tama?o, el material queda protegido muy bien. La mochila tiene detalles que solo se ven en productos de gama alta, bastante espacio. Se puede extender 7 litros mas gracias a la parte plegable superior. Ademas visualmente es impecable. recomendada

Una chulada!

Like most photographers, looking for the perfect backpack is trial and error. This pack when announced seemed to hit a lot of things I've sought after; a suspended mesh back, back access to all the gear, expandability for extras, adjustable torso, comfortable and breathable straps, mesh side pockets, huge dump pocket, side quick access, and a nice aesthetics. Suspension is mostly comfortable, as it does have an adjustable torso, load lifters, chest strap, and hip belt that is removable. The hip belt is probably the weakest link of it all. While better than just a webbing strap, it is a far cry from hip hugging. The other issue that presents itself with this, is the frame digs pretty noticeable into the hips. A smaller frame person may not notice this. There are quick a few pockets, and little organization. There are 2 no-zip mesh admin pockets inside the dump pocket, 4 smaller "battery" pockets in the side quick access, and one weather resistant zipper quick access pocket at the top. This top pocket is perhaps the the weakest; its location makes it easy to want to access, but the weather resistant zipper provides quick a bit of resistance to open. The capacity is also very limited; I estimate a few keys, and wallet would take up everything (it is not padded so no sunglasses). The inner works of the bag is interesting and can be viewed as two compartments. The bottom half is accessible via the back access or side quick access, while the top compartment can only be accessed through the roll top; there is no quick access to this, nor can it be opened to make it one giant compartment. Bottom compartment can be subdivided with the plethora of subdividers provided. Back access has a nice size laptop sleeve, but the way it opens requires both zippers to be operated and pulled all the way to each end, making the back access a very slow process. Add to the fact that the hip belts will get in the way of getting each zipper all the way to the end of the track, back access starts to get super annoying. Handles are also another weakness of the bag. They are skinny, but padded at least, but very skinny. One top and one side handle. There are not any apparent luggage trolly straps.